D4—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, April 5,1980
Here’s latest list of restricted chemicals
LITITZ As farmers
prepare for Spring planting,
Penn State Pesticide
Specialist Wm Hock reminds
that restricted use pesticides
can be applied only by
certified applicators.
Both the state Agriculture
Department and the U.S.
EPA have classified a
number of materials as
“restricted use”. A list of
those materials restricted in
Pennsylvania appears
below.
Under the authority of
both the amended Federal
Insecticide, Fungicide, and
Rodenticide Act and the
Pennsylvania Pesticide
Control Act of 1973, ap
plicators who use restricted
use pesticides must be either
certified or work under the
direct supervision of a
certified applicator.
Furthermore, only cer
tified and licensed ap
plicators can purchase
restricted-use pesticides
from dealers.
The pesticide dealer is
required by law to record the
name, address and cer
tification number of the
purchaser as well as the
identity of the product,
amount sold, and date of
purchase.
The Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
has classified all pesticides
which bear a Poison-Danger
statement and a skull and
crossbones symbol on the
product label as restricted
use pesticides, except an
timicrobial agents such as
disinfectants, sanitizers,
preservatives, and human
and veterinary health
products
YOU’VE HEARD
THE TALK.
There's a better way to dry grain It’s called
CHILLCURING “ because it means CURING
without heat. Here’s what the talk is all
about
THE GRAIN
Every kernel of grain is alive when it comes out of the field
It is a seed able to grow because it has the ability to take on
moisture Likewise, it can be kept in a state of preservation by
removing the moisture already in it
But by heating the gram to dry it, the seed life is destroyed
By removing heat and moisture from the gram, it becor ies
dormant and stays alive Then it can ripen to full weight,
losing only water while keeping valuable protein, starches
and sugar
THE SYSTEM
It’s simple Gram goes from the field right to the bin With
the unique AIRFRAME “ and AIRFLOOR “ the gram rests on a
solid bed that allows maximum ventilation
Clean dry air is the best curing medium for the gram
GRAINLAMPS “ provide electric sunshine, cleaning and
drying the air beneath the floor, before it passes through the
gram
Fans force air under the floor Rising through the gram, this
dry outside air carries away moisture and heat
At the peak of the bm a jumbo 40” turbine, the
WHIRLCOOLER puts nature to work for you Wind and
rising air keeps it turning, venting the system naturally
A special HARVESTAT" Control System monitors the
curing process A simple setting controls the GRAINLAMPS “
to make use of free, natural air.
The U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency has also
classified certain pesticide
products as restricted-use
materials. Since most of
these products have a skull &
crossbones symbol and a
Poison-Danger statement of
the label,-they already ap
pear on the Pennsylvania
list.
However, any federally
restricted-use product that is
not already included on the
Pennsylvania list must, by
law, be added to the official
list of restricted-use
pesticides for Pennsylvania.
Certain formulations of
the following pesticides are
restricted in Pennsylvania
(be sure to check the product
label to determine the exact
classification status of each
pesticide):
Insecticides,
Miticides, Nematicides
Aldicarb (Temik)
Amitraz (Baam)
Azmphos methyl (Guthion)
Carbofuran (Furadan)
Chlorofenvmphos
Demeton (Systox)
Dichlorvos/DDVP (Vapona)
Dimilm (W-25)
Dioxathion (Delnav)
Disulfoton (Di-Syston)
EPN
Ethion
Ethoprop (Mocap)
Ethyl parathion
Fenamiphos (Nemacur)
Fensulfothion (Dasamt)
Fenvalerate (Pydrm)
Fonofos (Dyfonate)
Methomyl (Lannate,
Nudrm)
Methyl Parathion
Mevmphos (Phosdrm)
Monitor
Monocrotophos (Azodrm)
Nicotme/mcotme sulfate
Oxamyl (Vydate)
Permethnn (Ambush,
Pounce)
Phorate (Thimet)
Phosphamidon (Dimecron)
Sulfotepp
TEPP
Terbufos (Counter)
Fungicides
Fumi cants
Acrylonitrile
Aluminum phosphide
(Phostoxm)
Calcium
(Cyanogas)
Carbon disulfide
cyanide
Carbon tetrachloride
Chloropicrm
Ethylene dibromide (EDB)
Ethylene dichlonde (EDC)
Formaldehyde
Hydrogen cyanide
(Hydrocyanic acid)
Methyl bromide
Sodium cyanide
Surfuryl fluond® (Vikanel
Ayrshire, Brown Swiss,
Jersey club elects officers
The Lancaster Ayrshire,
Brown Swiss and Jersey 4-H
dairy club held its
reorganizational meeting
recently.
Officers elected were:
Kevin Eshelman,
Elizabethtown, president;
Karen Schmuck, Peach
Bottom, vice-president;
Debbie Weaver, Manheim,
treasurer; Joanne Johnson,
Peach Bottom, secretary;
Anita Brommer, Conestoga,
news reporter; Cindy
Trimble and Matthew
Arrowsmith, song and game
leaders; and Karen Sch-
2. ” has been tried and proven m 17 states on
over 3000 farms The research is in CHILLCURING'” WORKS I
3. CHILLCURING “ system uses only the electricity to
power fans and lights, using about Vh KW hrs per bushel
Compare that cost to other systems that use increasingly
expensive fuels to get disappointing results.
4. gram goes from the field to the bin and stays there till
you need it Save time and money at harvest with the one step
HARVESTALL CHILLCURING’” and storage system
5. If you’re in the market for gram storage, you owe it to
yourself to look further into HARVESTALL GRAIN
CHILLCURING'”
Check With Us For Our Early Season Discounts
Herbicides
- Acrolein (Aqualm)
AUyl alcohol
Dinoseb/dmitro compounds
(Premerge)
Endothall (Aquathol K,
Hydrothol 47, Hydrothol
191, Herbicide 273)
Nitrofen (Tok)
Paraquat
Picloram (Tordon, Amdon)
Rodenticides, etc.
Chlorophacinone (Rozol
Spray Concentrate)
Clonitrahd (Bayluscide) -
molluscicide
Endrm
Fluor oacetamide/Com-
pound 1081 (Fluorakil)
Phosacetim (Gophacide)
Sodium fluoroacetate
(Compound 1080)
Strychnine
Zinc phosphide
products)
muck and Joanne Johnson,
County Council represen
tatives.
The next meeting will be
held April 14,7:30 p.m. at the
home of Paul Trimble. The
topic be calf
management.
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WE’RE GROWING BETTER
Advanced Ag Products
RD 2 Box 174 Elverson, Pa. 19520
215-286-9118
THE FACTS
1. You can’t beat Nature HARVESTALL GRAIN
CHILLCURING “ uses the same elements that ripen and
preserve gram if left to itself free flowing air and infra red rays
(sunshine)
Portable
pumping power
from Calumet
New high pressure pump
few
Pumps hard-to-reach confinement pits
'at rate of over 2,500 gallons per minute
Draws manure in thru 6” hose,
discharges thru 4" hose. 1000 RPM
impellor powered by tractor PTO.
Designed to load spreader with optional
fill pipe
USED TANKS
1500 Gal. Calumet with
2 Shank Injector
V22soClay
CALUMET &
NESSETH
DISTRIBUTOR
F. ERNEST SNOOK
RD3 - Box 84, Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844
Phone: 717-966-2736
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